19 February 2026 | Euronews
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USA Trump launches his 'Board of Peace' as US-Iran tensions escalate The first meeting of Trump’s new "Board of Peace" took place on Thursday, bringing together some two dozen allies from across the world in Washington. -
Cinema Sexual violence in the Ukraine war: Seven women break their silence at the Berlinale They survived Russian imprisonment, torture and sexual violence. In "Traces", seven Ukrainian women tell their story - and transform pain into strength. A documentary about war crimes, dignity and the fight for justice. -
Europe News French far right asks European Parliament to mark death of activist Quentin Deranque Patriots for Europe is seeking a minute of silence int he European Parliament for Quentin Deranque, a French far-right activist who died after a brawl with left-wing activists in Lyon, during a session dedicated to the anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 19th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 19th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
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No Comment Snowfall in Frankfurt disrupts flights at Germany’s largest airport Snow fell across Frankfurt as Germany’s busiest airport reported dozens of flight cancellations and delays due to winter weather. -
Russia Telegram might be fully blocked in Russia. Question is, when will it happen? Russian authorities are denying media reports of plans to fully block Telegram from 1 April, noting that no decisions have been made on the matter yet. For many Russians, this sounds like an indirect confirmation of further digital isolation and stricter Internet censorship. -
Economy 'Made in Europe' plan sparks intense Brussels lobbying The European preference strategy is facing intense lobbying from both inside and outside the bloc. Already delayed once, the proposal now risks being pushed back again. -
United Kingdom King Charles III on Mountbatten-Windsor arrest: 'The law must take its course' King Charles III has released a statement saying "the law must take its course" over the arrest of his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was detained on suspicion of misconduct in public office earlier on Thursday. -
Tech News Italy weighs social media age limits as 77% of Italian teens say they're addicted to their phones Italy warns of soaring digital addiction in teens, as experts link it to family and education problems and say bans on social media alone are not enough. -
Business Airbus posts record year — but Washington still prefers the Boeing 'home' team Strong profits and a record order book underline Airbus’s commercial strength, even as US political backing helps Boeing land massive overseas deals. -
Europe Today France says Commission lacks 'mandate' to join Board of Peace meeting as Brussels remains defiant Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot says the Commission "never should have attended" Thursday's meeting in Washington as Commissioner Šuica lacked a "mandate" from European Union leaders. -
World News Machines take over one of the world's most dangerous jobs — clearing landmines Humanitarian organisations including UN Mine Action Service and Mines Advisory Group say mines restrict access to farmland and basic services, hampering the return of refugees and displaced people across conflict zones. -
Health news Circumcision for religious reasons: How is it done, and what does the law say? An investigation into three mohelim in Antwerp has prompted a diplomatic row between Brussels and Washington. What are the rules in Belgium, and further afield? And how has the religious community responded? -
Europe News Macron defends FCAS jet project as Merz and Airbus float two-fighter option The FCAS programme to produce a new European-made fighter jet has stalled in the face of disagreements between Airbus and Dassault. The latest statements from France's Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Friedrich Merz suggest a breakthrough remains elusive. -
Cinema ‘Filmmaking is political’: Raoul Peck on ‘Orwell: 2+2=5’, Donald Trump, and the dangers of AI "It’s a problem when you lose your connection with history. The ignorance is really incredible. Even though we had the facilities and instruments all along..." Euronews Culture sits down with Raoul Peck to discuss his new documentary, 'Orwell: 2+2=5' - one of the most urgent and vital films of 2026. -
Tech News What happens when a robot gets ‘kidnapped’? Researchers develop AI that can help A robot that suddenly loses track of where it is has long been a major challenge for engineers. Now, researchers say a new AI system could help “kidnapped” robots find their way again, even in environments that constantly change. -
Italy Italian broadcaster's sports chief quits after series of Olympics on-air gaffes RaiSport chief Paolo Petrecca quit after a series of blunders during the Milano-Cortina Olympics opening ceremony sparked revolt and possible strikes by RAI journalists. -
Earth News Canopy bridges and dog food bans: How can we protect the ‘near threatened’ bushbaby? Once common, bushbabies are dropping in numbers, but researchers say two key conservation efforts could help them recover. -
Europe News EU calls emergency meeting over Hungary and Slovakia's energy standoff with Ukraine The European Commission has convened an emergency Oil Coordination Group meeting after Hungary and Slovakia halted diesel supplies to Ukraine, escalating a dispute over the Russian Druzhba pipeline. -
Europe News US energy leader slams IEA's net zero agenda, suggests Washington could walk out US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the International Energy Agency should focus on energy security and abandon net zero ideas, but EU leaders have backed the Paris-based agency as a "trusted pillar" of the global energy community. -
Business eBay snaps up Depop in €1bn bid for Gen Z wallets The online marketplace is snapping up Depop in a €1bn deal to tap younger buyers and the fast-growing market for second-hand clothes. -
France France maintains red flood alert as Storm Pedro hits southwest France has experienced 35 consecutive days of rain, the longest uninterrupted period on record. -
Economy Uzbekistan and US formalise joint investment mechanism in Washington Ahead of the first meeting of Trump’s Board of Peace, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev travelled to Washington to launch a joint investment mechanism and new sectoral agreements in energy, critical minerals, irrigation and agro-industry. -
Health news Playing Tetris reduces intrusive trauma memories, research finds Tetris can reduce intrusive memories of trauma, with symptoms fading after six months, new research has found. -
Culture news White House hits back at ‘loser’ Bruce Springsteen as he announces politically charged US tour Springsteen's tour is billed as a “celebration” and “defense” of “America, American democracy, American freedom - all of which are under attack by our wannabe king and his rogue government in Washington, D.C.". Naturally, the White House aren't too thrilled about the upcoming US leg of the tour. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 19th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 19th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment North Korean leader Kim Jong Un drives rocket launcher vehicle Ahead of a key party congress, Kim showcased rocket launchers and a housing project in Pyongyang. -
Tech News From Modi and Macron to the US: What are world and tech leaders saying at the India AI summit World leaders want to regulate AI — but they can't agree on how. Here is everything that is being said. -
No Comment Ivrea Carnival 2026: Italy’s famous Battle of Oranges draws thousands Thousands gathered in the northern Italian town of Ivrea for the annual “Battle of Oranges,” a three-day carnival tradition in which participants reenact a historic revolt by pelting each other with tons of oranges. -
United Kingdom Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor released under investigation after arrest on suspicion of misconduct Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was released under investigation on Thursday evening after being arrested over alleged misconduct linked to Jeffrey Epstein ties while he served as UK trade envoy -
Iran US military ready for Iran strike from Saturday, reports claim US officials said the military will be ready to strike Iran within days as Donald Trump weighs action, even as Geneva nuclear talks expose wide gaps, according to reports by multiple US media outlets. -
Nature 'Ridiculous' plan developed at Florida zoo saves wild rhino's eyesight in Africa The plan was based on lessons learned at Palm Beach Zoo, where animals are taught to voluntarily participate in their own care. -
No Comment Dance troupe stages artistic protest in Washington over Minneapolis shootings A professional dance group held interpretive performances in Washington, honouring protesters killed in Minneapolis and drawing attention to fatal shootings by federal agents. -
Europe in Motion Generation rent: From house prices to lifestyle choices, why are Europeans opting out of buying? It's no secret that it's difficult to get on Europe's property ladder these days, but, surprisingly, extortionate house prices aren't the only reason people are choosing to rent. Europe in Motion unpacks the latest European Housing Trend report. -
No Comment Eight skiers found dead in California avalanche Eight bodies have been recovered after a deadly Lake Tahoe avalanche, with one skier still missing and experts blaming unstable snow conditions. -
Health news The silent impact of climate change on mental health: what is eco-anxiety? Eco-anxiety is "a term that encompasses the set of emotional responses of the population to the anticipation and experience of phenomena associated with climate change," explained psychologist Teresa Pereira to Euronews. How do you manifest (and deal with) these negative feelings? -
Health news Foodborne illnesses grown antibiotic resistant across Europe, agencies warn Antimicrobial resistance in foodborne bacteria remains a public health concern in Europe as it limits treatment options, according to a new report. -
Tech News From floppy disks to forever: scientists find new way to preserve data that outlasts civilisations Scientists have found a way to store all of humanity's most important data inside a piece of glass — and it could last longer than civilisation itself. -
Europe Today Putin 'never wants' peace, Georgia's Zourabichvili tells Euronews In an interview with Euronews' flagship morning show Europe Today, Salomé Zourabichvili said that Russian President Vladimir Putin "has to be brought to peace by constraint". -
Moments What to know about travelling during Ramadan, from eating during the day to what to wear The month offers visitors the chance to learn more about local cultures through iftars and traditions like the Ramadan cannon or drummers. -
Culture news ‘Days Of Ash’: U2 surprise drop six ‘songs of defiance’ - one in response to ICE shootings U2 is the latest band to release new music in the wake of the deadly Minneapolis ICE shootings, following Bruce Springsteen’s tribute track to Renee Good and Alex Pretti, both shot and killed by ICE agents. -
No Comment Record rainfall batters western France, flooding triggers red alerts Western France is facing severe flooding after a record 35 consecutive days of rain, with several departments placed on high alert. -
South Korea South Korea's former President Yoon Suk-yeol sentenced to life in prison for imposing martial law A court in Seoul sentenced South Korea’s former President Yoon Suk-yeol to life in prison after finding him guilty of leading an insurrection. The court ruled his short imposition of martial law amounted to a “rebellion” and aimed to establish unchecked power for a “considerable time”. -
Europe Today Newsletter: Several EU countries ‘up in arms’ over Commissioner Šuica’s Board of Peace trip Also in this newsletter: Political jostling for the European Central Bank presidency begins amid rumours of Lagarde’s early departure; and an exclusive story on the new procedure agreed to select the host of the European Customs Authority. -
USA Police rescue injured bald eagle stranded on Hudson River ice Body camera footage shows New York police officers rescuing an injured bald eagle found stranded on drifting ice in the Hudson River and transporting it to a New Jersey animal sanctuary for recovery. -
Earth News North Aral Sea regains a third of its water thanks to restoration efforts spearheaded by Kazakhstan Restoration efforts including a dam and water use controls are helping Kazakhstan revive part of the shrinking Aral Sea. -
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Design 'Me at the zoo': First ever YouTube upload acquired by London's V&A museum The Victoria and Albert museum's digital conservation team has reconstructed the inaugural YouTube watch page from 2005 showing the 19-second clip 'Me at the zoo'. -
EU.XL The booming business of EU exam coaching As EPSO, the EU’s flagship entry exam, returns after seven years, a parallel industry steps in: private coaching companies offering candidates an edge in one of Europe’s toughest competitions. -
Culture news Radical renovation: Abandoned Nicosia airport set to become a museum to unite Cypriot communities Nicosia airport, abandoned and unused for more than 50 years in the Cypriot buffer zone, is on the verge of becoming a museum thanks to a group of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots who have teamed for a transformational project. -
USA UN Security Council warns Israeli West Bank plans threaten Gaza truce The security council's meeting came on the eve of US President Donald Trump’s first Board of Peace gathering to discuss the future of the Palestinian territories. -
Earth News Valencia’s deadly flood still haunts Spain. Would it have happened in a fossil fuel-free world? A major study has confirmed that the flash flooding that devastated Valencia in 2024 was ‘intensified’ by human-made climate change. -
Tech News French supermarkets are turning to AI to catch shoplifters - but surveillance questions loom While supermarket owners say AI-monitored CCTV cameras are significantly helping their business, critics warn the largely unregulated tech raises serious ethical and privacy concerns. -
Economy Nearly half of non-homeowning Europeans cannot or will not buy a home, report says Nearly half of Europeans who do not own their home are either unable or unwilling to buy one. The figures vary widely across the continent, largely reflecting affordability pressures. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 19th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 19th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Hungary Hungarian polls split on April election outcome as Fidesz and Tisza trade leads The central European country of 9.5 million faces a crucial vote in less than two months, with polls showing wildly different outcomes depending on who conducts the survey. -
Travel News Another Croatian destination to crack down on party tourism with alcohol sales ban Split wants to bring in the new measures this summer to curb late-night street partying. -
Earth News Geothermal energy could replace 42% of EU's fossil electricity. Which nation has the most potential? Enhanced geothermal systems could wean the EU off fossil fuels, even in countries without volcanic activity.